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Lamium and Ajuga propagation

I grew Lamium and Ajuga in pots last year and I would like to propagate them. All the books seem to say that if they grow in the ground they produce their own offsets and therefore they should be divided. As they are in containers can I take by kate1123

04/08/2012 12:22:42

by kate1123

Propagator Parasene elecric

sowing times will apply.What are you sowing, seeds need differing heats and propagators usually have a standard cooler setting, a thermostat gives more scope.What exactly did the GC advise when selling you sand and grit and did you get the sowing compost by over60plus

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15/02/2013 10:35:32

by sotongeoff

Rowan Tree Propagation

://www.treesforlife.org.uk/tfl.rowan.html http://en.allexperts.com/q/Seeding-Propagation-733/2009/9/rowan-tree-1.htm Good luck and have a nice evening! by Mummy Muddy Paws

06/04/2013 19:17:53

by SwissSue

Talkback: How to prune and propagate dogwoods

and there were leaves further up teh stems. I always wait till mid April as we get heavy late frosts that can kill the wee buds left behind on the stumps. As for propagating, Midwinter Fire suckers freely in my garden so I have new plants to give away every year by crystal2010

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16/04/2012 08:37:05

by obelixx

Propagation

by ThePotsmith

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13/12/2011 13:22:16

by Adam Pasco

Black currants

be transplanted into their final position or into a large pot. Blackcurrants are easy to propagate this way, so most cuttings should take providing you don't let them dry out at any stage. Thanks for the advice- I will wait until fall, then. by Inkadog

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04/06/2012 19:04:27

by Inkadog

sweet chestnut

does anybody know the best wat of propagating sweet chestnut trees? Have tried growing from chestnuts last year without much luck although I have grown conker trees this way, should I persevere or is it possible to take cuttings? We've got them by PotterAngie

14/09/2012 19:17:43

by Dovefromabove

Clematis

Its it easy to propagate clematis? Yes, in theory, but often they don't take from cuttings. Layering is a good method and you can also sow seeds but then what you get will be surprises. This advice is from the RHS - http by scotkat

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20/05/2013 18:09:06

by hollie hock

Vitopod Propagators

by Sarah Novice

05/11/2012 21:54:31

by Sarah Novice

Propagation - help!!!

by Greenbucket

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07/03/2013 19:00:40

by Greenbucket